The university officials of the Baltimore region are investigating the threats received Tuesday morning on their campuses. Video above: Towson University reports that University Menacetowson published a “clear” message around 1 pm after sending an emergency notification, saying that it was evacuating the university union around 11:30 am NA.M. In the middle of receiving a threat of bomb sent by e-mail. Anyone inside the building was invited to evacuate and erase the region. The president of the University Mark Ginsberg sent a letter to the campus community, stating in part: “We have learned that it was not an isolated incident, because other universities in our region and the country have also received similar messages. We take all the threats very seriously and that we will always set up an appropriate response. We do not tolerate the threats of this subject or others. University State said it had received a threat by e-mail which indicated a possible explosive device at the Richardson library. The safety and well-being of our campus remain our highest priority. Morgan’s state told 11:30 am that the “clear” had been given after the police bomb technicians and the dogs swept the Richardson library. The library has reopened, and university officials said that no credible threat had been found. All the information is invited to call the police department of the state of state of Morgan at 443-885-3103.video below: Morgan University, threatens, threatens to the threat of the state of Morgan, threatening, to the state of state, at the reception of the state of Morgan, to the threat of the state of Morgan, was question, Menagedelare State University DSU Academic buildings. This report will be updated.
Universities in the Baltimore region are investigating the threats received on Tuesday morning on their campuses.
Video above: Towson University reports a threat
The University of Towson published a “clear” message around 1 pm after sending an emergency notification, saying that it was evacuating the university union around 11:30 am NA. In the middle of receiving a threat of bomb sent by e-mail. Anyone inside the building was invited to evacuate and clean the area.
The president of the university, Mark Ginsberg, sent a letter to the campus community, affirming in part: “We have learned that it was not an isolated incident, because other universities of our region and the country have also received similar messages. We take all the threats very seriously and will always put an appropriate response. We will not tolerate threats of this type.”
Anyone with information is requested to call the University of Towson’s police service at 410-704-4444.
The Morgan State University said it had received a threat by email which indicated a possible explosive device at the Richardson library. The officials evacuated the library while the police inspected each floor.
“We urge all members of the campus community to stay away from the Richardson library until further notice or until a total has been issued.
Morgan State said at 11:30 a.m. around 2:30 p.m. that the “clear” had been given after the technicians of the police bomb and the dogs swept the Richardson library.
The library has reopened and university officials said that no credible threat had been found.
Anyone with information is requested to call the Morgan State University police service at 443-885-3103.
Video below: Morgan State University reports a threat
The Delaware State University also said that it had received a threat from bomb just before 11 a.m., DSU canceled the courses and evacuated academic buildings.
This report will be updated.
